1836 SILVER SHILLING WILLIAM IV ( UNC )

# 1836 Silver Shilling William IV (UNC) A pristine example of this historic British silver coin, struck during the reign of King William IV. This uncirculated shilling retains its original lustre and sharp detail, showcasing the refined portraiture characteristic of the 1830s Royal Mint. The reverse displays the heraldic shield within a garter star, a hallmark of William IV coinage. An exceptional specimen for serious collectors seeking quality examples of early 19th-century British currency. Silver content and numismatic significance make this a valued addition to any collection of Georgian and early Victorian coinage.